Geo-political मेदिनी ज्योतिष
Medinī Jyotiṣa — the branch that reads the sky for nations rather than people. Horā tests its classical indicators against dated world events from 1900 onward, and publishes what it finds, including the tests that found nothing.
See the mundane findingsFree · no account · computed with a high-precision astronomical ephemeris
What you get
Classical mundane indicators
Eclipse windows, the Śani–Guru conjunction cycle, Maṅgala and Rāhu configurations and the Bṛhat Saṁhitā omens, applied as the texts state them.
A real chance baseline
Every claim is compared against the base rate over more than forty-six thousand sampled days from 1900 to 2025 — not against intuition.
Sourced events only
Wars, earthquakes, eruptions, pandemics and market crashes, each with a date, a place and a public source you can check.
Null results published
Several classical mundane claims produced a ratio of about one — that is, no signal. Those are on the page too, at the same size as the hits.
Operationalisation disclosed
Where a text says “effects follow the eclipse”, Vedic Horā states the exact window it used and calls it a stated convention, not scripture.
How Horā computes it
Planetary positions come from a high-precision astronomical ephemeris, sidereal with the Lāhirī (Citrapakṣa) ayanāṁśa, and bhāvas are whole-sign as in the Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra. Sunrise and sunset are computed by rise-transit for your exact coordinates rather than assumed, which is why timings shift correctly with your latitude and the season.
The interpretation is not written by a language model. Each statement is a digitised classical rule and arrives with the text it came from, so you can go and check it. Where traditions differ, the convention Horā follows is stated in the reading itself.
The full method →Three steps
- Enter four things. Name, date, time and place of birth. Horā resolves the coordinates and the historically correct UTC offset for you.
- Horā casts the chart. Positions, vargas, strengths, daśās and yogas — computed, not looked up.
- Read it with its sources. Every conclusion carries its confidence level and the verse behind it.
Questions
Are you predicting future wars?
No. This section reports how well classical mundane indicators correspond to events that already happened, with the arithmetic shown. Horā does not issue forecasts about violence, disasters or markets.
What counts as an “event”?
Only dated, publicly sourced occurrences above a stated magnitude threshold. The list and its thresholds are published, because a movable definition would let anyone prove anything.
Did the classical rules hold up?
Partly. Some indicators came out above their chance baseline; several came out flat. Both are shown, because reporting only the hits would make the numbers worthless.
See the mundane findings
Date, time and place. Free, and no account needed.
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